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Instruments
Pitches
Rhythms
Genres
Expression
100
This 6-stringed instrument in strummed.
What is a GUITAR?
100

This pitch is on the 1st line of the treble clef staff.

What is E?

100
This note lasts for 1 beat.
What is a quarter note?
100

Beethoven, Bach, Tchaikovsky and Vivaldi are part of this genre.

What is "Classical Music"?

100
This is the music word for "quiet".
What is "piano"?
200
Instruments in this family are either struck, shaken, or scraped.
What is the PERCUSSION FAMILY?
200

This pitch is on the 3rd space of the treble clef staff.

What is C?

200
This music symbol means a beat of silence.
What is a rest?
200

This musical genre is the most popular in Canada. 

What is pop music?

200
This is the music word for "VERY fast".
What is "presto"?
300
Instruments in this family include the trumpet, French horn, trombone, and tuba.
What is the BRASS FAMILY?
300

This pitch is on the 4th line of the treble clef staff.

What is D?

300
This note lasts for 4 beats.
What is a whole note?
300

This was one of the most popular music styles of the 90s, centered in Nashville.

What is "Country Music"?
300
This is the music word for "medium loud".
What is "mezzo forte"?
400
The saxophone is a member of this family.
What is the WOODWIND FAMILY?
400

This pitch is on the space above the treble clef staff.

What is G (high G)?

400

This is how long two eighth notes beamed together (ti-ti) last.

What is one beat?

400

Long Beach, Compton, the Bronx (NYC), and Miami are considered the geographical centres of this genre. 

What is Rap?

400
This is the music word for how fast or slow the beat of the music is played.
What is "tempo"?
500

The clapper, handrest, and casting are parts of this instrument.

What are handbells?

500

This pitch is one leger line below the treble clef staff.

What is C (middle C)?

500

These are the rhythm symbols for syn-co-pa.

What is ti-ta-ti?

500

This is one of the fastest growing music genres.

What is EDM (electronic dance music)?

500
This is the music word for how quietly or loudly the music is played.
What is "dynamics"?